In his 1891 tale "The Death of Halpin Frayser," Ambrose Bierce presents the crisis of masculine identity through familial tropes of gothic otherness that he connects to specific historical and cultural contexts. As a result, he shows that the psychic dimensions of the impasse he depicts are not just individually but also socially constructed. By using the insights of post-Freudian psychoanalytical theories, and especially the perspectives of Lacan (1977) and Kristeva (1982, 1984), this study will show how the story works to expose the instability of masculine identity through its representation of the Oedipal crisis and its gendered repercussions.
...Due to cultural traditions and camp logistics, women are also less..., that are so fundamental to their identity that they must not be required to change. (274) In...Although the human crisis is compelling, there is no solution to be found in...
... channels of political participation, the identity and loyalty of the military, a culture of construc... influenced by historical experiences, cultural context, and structural and institutional framewor...
THE KYL FILE Imagine a recent meeting between President Obama and Senate Republican Whip Jon Kyl, talking border issues in the privacy of the Oval Office. Mr. Obama tells the Arizona lawmaker that he won't secure the border with Mexico until he can exact legislation to overhaul U.S. immigration law. This is what Mr. Kyl publicly claims. In blog and press briefing, White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer and deputy press secretary Bill Burton vigorously denied such talk took place. Mr. Kyl, however, remains adamant.
...But the spill also is building into a cultural identity crisis, says close observer James J. Corb...
... influenced by different historical and cultural contexts, and their current work emphasizes differ..., bi-directional, and central to the identity formation of feminist activists making the politic... African American women to direct a rape crisis center. Ross was born in Temple, Texas, in 1953, i...
Our study supports other analyses which suggest the psychological and physiological processes associated with the experience of racism and oppression, the cumulative impact of the psychological stress and strain of racism, the way racial categories and boundaries are constructed and policed, and the pathology of interracial relationships. Thus, the overall results provide strong evidence for the irrational mental processes that uphold social and political structures, the impacts of long-term exposure to racism and oppression, the relationship between individuals and their communities and societies, and the construction of mixed race subjectivity.
... interactions, and the centrality of cultural identity and ritual in ethnic conflict. The object... from parades disputes remain stuck in the crisis stage. Psychocultural dramas identify points of em...
... football players' "representation of identity and meaning is rearticulated," as Bhabha puts it. ... pass me by." (30) This was not the first crisis of Gaither's career. Indeed, as he portrays himsel...
... developed to promote professional identity development and career adaptability (i.e., concern...Creativity . Crisis counseling . Cultural identity . Disciplining stud...
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